Player of the Year Coach of the Year Carson Palmer Quarterback Sr., USC Jim Tressel Ohio State 13-0 in 2nd year Offense Defense QB: Carson Palmer Sr., USC Threw for 3,639 yards and 32 TDs vs. nation's toughest sked. DL: Terrell Suggs Jr., Arizona State Set new NCAA standard with a staggering 22 sacks. RB: Larry Johnson Sr., Penn State Led nation with 2,585 all-purpose yards, 2,015 rushing. DL: David Pollack Soph., Georgia Did it all for Dogs with 13 sacks, 2 blocked kicks. RB: Willis McGahee Soph., Miami Shattered Miami records with 1,686 yards, 27 TDs. DL: Michael Haynes Sr., Penn State Led Big Ten with 14.5 sacks, 22 tackles for loss. WR: Charles Rogers Jr., Michigan State Human highlight-reel averaged 19.9 yards per catch. DL: Rien Long Jr., Washington State Registered 13 sacks despite lining up at tackle. WR: Rashaun Woods Jr., Oklahoma State Led the nation with 16 touchdown catches. LB: E.J. Henderson Sr., Maryland Recovered from early injury to notch 163 tackles. TE: Dallas Clark Jr., Iowa Top receiving tight end with 39 catches for 645 yards. LB: Teddy Lehman Jr., Oklahoma Leader and big-play specialist of Sooners' D. OL: Brett Romberg Sr., Miami Three-year starter anchors Miami's dominating O-line. LB: Matt Wilhelm Sr., Ohio State Led sensational Buckeyes defense with 111 tackles. OL: Jordan Gross Sr., Utah Pancake specialist hasn't allowed sack in two years. DB: Mike Doss Sr., Ohio State Big-hitter keyed OSU's Fiesta-clinching win over Michigan. OL: Vince Manuwai Sr., Hawaii Allowed just one sack in 549 pass attempts. DB: Shane Walton Sr., Notre Dame The Irish's MVP, leader had seven interceptions. OL: Bruce Nelson Sr., Iowa Cog of a veteran line that keyed Hawkeyes' resurgence. DB: Jim Leonhard Soph., Wisconsin Former walk-on led the country with 10 interceptions. OL: Shawn Andrews Soph., Arkansas Dominating blocker the heart of SEC's top rushing attack. DB: Terence Newman Sr., Kansas State Extraordinary athlete had five INTs, 14 break-ups. Special Teams K: Nate Kaeding Jr., Iowa Connected on 20 of 22 FGs, 3 from beyond 50. KR: Derek Abney Jr., Kentucky Set NCAA record with six return touchdowns. P: Mark Marsical Sr., Colorado Led country with 48.3-yard average, 14 inside the 20. PR: DeJuan Groce Sr., Nebraska Averaged 18 yards per return, scored three TDs.

Second team QB  Brad Banks, Iowa  DL  Tully Banta-Cain, Cal  RB  Chris Brown, Colorado  DL  Colin Cole, Iowa  RB  Maurice Clarett, Ohio State  DL  Tommie Harris, Oklahoma  WR  Reggie Williams, Washington  DL  Jerome McDougle, Miami  WR  Nate Burleson, Nevada  LB  Bradie James, LSU  TE  Kellen Winslow Jr., Miami  LB  Gerald Hayes, Pittsburgh  OL  Montrae Holland, Florida State  LB  Lance Mitchell, Oklahoma  OL  Derrick Roche, Washington St.  DB  Lynaris Elpheage, Tulane  OL  Mike Saffer, UCLA  DB  Terrence Holt, N.C. State  OL  Eric Steinbach, Iowa  DB  Etric Pruitt, Southern Miss  OL  Brett Williams, Florida State  DB  Nathan Vasher, Texas  K  Mike Nugent, Ohio State  KR  Charles Pauley, San Jose State  P  Andy Groom, Ohio State  PR  Steve Suter, Maryland

Honorable mention QB: Ken Dorsey, Miami; Jason Gesser, Washington State; David Greene, Georgia; Brian Jones, Toledo; Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech; Byron Leftwich, Marshall; Cody Pickett, Washington; Matt Schaub, Virginia; Brad Smith, Missouri.  RB: Avon Cobourne, West Virginia; Brock Forsey, Boise State; Quentin Griffin, Oklahoma; Steven Jackson, Oregon State; Artose Pinner, Kentucky; Joffrey Reynolds, Houston; Fred Russell, Iowa; Darren Sproles, Kansas State; Michael Turner, Northern Illinois.  WR: Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh; Taylor Jacobs, Florida; Andre Johnson, Miami; Shaun McDonald, Arizona State; John Standeford, Purdue; J.R. Tolver, San Diego State; Bobby Wade, Arizona; Mike Williams, USC; Roy Williams, Texas.  TE: Bennie Joppru, Michigan; Mike Seidman, UCLA; L.J. Smith, Rutgers; Ben Utecht, Minnesota; Jason Witten, Tennessee.   OL: Derrick Dockery, Texas; Nat Dorsey, Georgia Tech; Jeff Faine, Notre Dame; Antonio Hall, Kentucky; Kwame Harris, Stanford; Al Johnson, Wisconsin; Brian Rimpf, East Carolina; Jon Stinchcomb, Georgia; Justin Smiley, Alabama.   DL: Nathaniel Adibi, Virginia Tech; Antwan Bynum, Missouri; Jason Babin, Western Michigan; Jarret Johnson, Alabama; Jimmy Kennedy, Penn State; Dan Klecko, Temple; Calvin Pace, Wake Forest; Cory Redding, Texas; Vince Wilfork, Miami;   LB: Boss Bailey, Georgia; Karlos Dansby, Auburn; Rod Davis, Southern Miss; Lawrence Flugence, Texas Tech; Derrick Johnson, Texas; LaMarcus McDonald, TCU; Terry Pierce, Kansas State; Clifton Smith, Syracuse; Courtney Watson, Notre Dame.  DB: Rod Babers, Texas; Brandon Everage, Oklahoma; Chris Gamble, Ohio State; Demetrius Hookfin, LSU; Marlin Jackson, Michigan; Ricky Manning, UCLA;; Marcus Trufant, Washington State; Troy Polamalu, USC; Maurice Sikes, Miami.  K: Billy Bennett, Georgia; Nick Browne, TCU; Nick Novak, Maryland; Dan Nystrom, Minnesota; Jared Siegel, Oregon.   P: Damon Duval, Auburn; Glenn Pakulak, Kentucky; Matt Payne, BYU; Cody Scates, Texas A&M.   R: Broderick Clark, Louisville; Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma; DeAndrew Rubin, South Florida; Dan Sheldon, Northern Illinois; Wes Welker, Texas Tech.